Hello again. Here we are.

Winding the season down.

We're winding it down.

So we had to go back to one of our favorite guests and one of your favorite guests.

And one of our favorite people.

Dare I introduce him as 2003 Reds MVP Spencer Steer.

Mm.

Mm.

Regardless, he is Spencer Steer.

How you doing?

I'm good, Jim.

Thanks for having me on again.

Did that make you cringe right there? No. That's good. Came as a little bit of a surprise. A little bit of a surprise. However, we've been talking about this recently, and I'm not looking for you to comment on being Reds MVP. That's unfair. However, if you, I'll say it, if you dice it up and you look at the length of the season, where you've played, how crucial it's been for you to move

around, the numbers you have put up, you're it. You're the team MVP. Now, I don't want you to

come on that, on that. However, this season, the numbers that you have put up,

how satisfied have you been with what is technically your rookie season?

Well, first of all, I do want to comment on the MVP stuff.

No, in all seriousness, I think

if you could give a MVP

to a collective group of people,

I think you could look at the bullpen

in what they've done this year.

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